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- the present invention relates generally to wearable storage devices, and more particularly to a backpack having a plurality of integrated health and physical safety features.
- the present invention directed to a backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components aims to solve the above noted issues, and differs from the conventional art in a number of aspects.
- the present invention is directed to a backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components.
- One embodiment of the present invention can include a main body having a plurality of sides that define an interior space.
- the main body can be constructed from a watertight and transparent material and can include a pocket for storing and dispensing disposable face masks.
- a pair of shoulder straps can be provided along the main body.
- One of the shoulder straps can include a pocket for storing and dispensing moist sanitizing wipes, and the other shoulder strap can store a bottle of sanitizing solution having a pump-style dispenser.
- a plurality of lights and a camera system can be disposed along the main body.
- the camera system can include a digital camera, a speaker, and a microphone for capturing audiovisual information.
- a system controller can be positioned within the main body and can be communicatively linked to the lights and the camera system.
- the controller can include a location tracking module and a wireless communication unit for communicating with a remotely located device.
- the system can include a mobile application for execution on a remotely located processor enabled device.
- the mobile application can include functionality for communicating with the communication unit to receive alarm information and audiovisual information captured by the camera system.
- the mobile application can also utilize the camera system of the backpack to perform two-way voice and video communications.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of the backpack system that is useful for understanding the inventive concepts disclosed herein.
- FIG. 2 is a back side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 5 a simplified block diagram of the system controller of the backpack system, in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
- the term “removably secured,” and derivatives thereof shall be used to describe a situation wherein two or more objects are joined together in a non-permanent manner so as to allow the same objects to be repeatedly joined and separated.
- the term “complementary shape,” and “complementary dimension,” shall be used to describe a shape and size of a component that is identical to, or substantially identical to the shape and size of another identified component within a tolerance such as, for example, manufacturing tolerances, measurement tolerances or the like.
- connector includes any number of different elements that work alone or together to repeatedly join two items together in a nonpermanent manner.
- connectors include, but are not limited to, thread-to-connect, twist-to-connect, and push-to-connect type devices, opposing strips of hook and loop material (e.g., Velcro®), attractively oriented magnetic elements or magnetic and metallic elements, buckles such as side release buckles, clamps, sockets, clips, carabiners, and compression fittings such as T-handle rubber draw latches, hooks, snaps and buttons, for example.
- Each illustrated connector and complementary connector can be permanently secured to the illustrated portion of the device via a permanent sealer such as glue, adhesive tape, or stitching, for example.
- FIGS. 1 - 5 illustrate one embodiment of a backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components 10 that are useful for understanding the inventive concepts disclosed herein.
- identical reference numerals are used for like elements of the invention or elements of like function. For the sake of clarity, only those reference numerals are shown in the individual figures which are necessary for the description of the respective figure.
- the terms “upper,” “bottom,” “right,” “left,” “front,” “vertical,” “horizontal,” and derivatives thereof shall relate to the invention as oriented in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of the backpack system 10 that includes, essentially, a mobile application 11 for execution on a user interface device 1 , and a backpack 12 .
- the user interface device 1 can include, comprise or consist of any type of processor interface device capable of sending and receiving information with the below described communication unit of the backpack.
- the user interface device will be a user-owned smartphone capable of running one or more client applications, such as a web browser, and/or an application interface, for example, for permitting communication with the backpack.
- the system can include a backpack safety mobile application (App) 11 that can be installed on the device 1 .
- the mobile application can include functionality for communicating directly with the wireless communication unit of the backpack so as to allow the device user to see the location of the backpack, to see audiovisual information from the camera system of the backpack, to be alerted if/when the alarm of the backpack is activated, and/or to communicate using the backpacks onboard microphone and camera system.
- inventive concepts disclosed herein are not to be construed as limiting to a smartphone App, as virtually any type of instruction sets, in any form of programming language that can be executed on any type of user interface device 1 are also contemplated.
- the backpack 12 can include a front surface 13 , a back surface 14 , a pair of opposing sides 15 a and 15 b , a top end 16 a , and a bottom end 16 b , that define an interior space.
- One or more zippers 17 or other such connectors are provided along the backpack body for selectively allowing access to the interior space.
- the interior space can also include any number of different compartments and/or organizational elements.
- the backpack body 12 can be manufactured to comprise any number of different shapes and sizes so as to be suitable for a wide array of different uses.
- the backpack body can be constructed from a transparent and water-resistant material such as flexible Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), so as to be capable of being used at schools and venues requiring the use of clear bags.
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- any number of other relatively see-through types of materials that are suitable for use in the manner described herein are also contemplated.
- one or more battery operated lights 18 can be provided along the backpack.
- the light(s) will preferably comprise LED-type lighting elements that are connected to the below described controller 50 and can be selectively activated via a user switch on the backpack and/or via the mobile application 11 .
- any number of different type of lights can also be provided and can operate in any number of different colors and intensities.
- the backpack system 10 can include a pair of shoulder straps 21 and 22 which can be provided along the exterior of the backpack body.
- the shoulder straps can function in the expected manner to allow a wearer to position and carry the backpack on their back or shoulders.
- the shoulder straps may be individually padded and can include adjustment mechanisms 21 a and 22 a , respectively, so as to be adjustable to any length desirable to a wearer.
- the shoulder straps 21 and 22 can include a width of approximately 3.5 inches so as to cover the majority of the wearers chest while being worn.
- each of the straps and the back surface 14 will preferably be constructed from—or lined with—a ballistic resistant material such as Kevlar, for example, so as to provide protection to the wearer in the event of an active shooter situation.
- a sanitizing wipe pocket 23 can be provided along the backpack, preferably along strap 21 .
- the pocket 23 can be constructed from or can include a waterproof lining 23 a for storing any number of moist sanitizing wipes 2 therein, and for preventing liquids associated with stored sanitizing wipes from leaking.
- the top portion of the pocket can include a resilient slit 23 b for permitting the stored wipes to be individually dispensed.
- the resilient slit will preferably be constructed from rubber or other such material and will default in the closed position so as to prevent the wipes from being exposed to outside air when not being dispensed.
- a sanitizer bottle pocket 25 can be provided along the backpack, preferably along strap 22 .
- the pocket 25 can function to receive a bottle of hand sanitizer 26 having a dispenser 27 along the top end thereof.
- the dispenser can include comprise or consist of any type of pump or battery-operated mechanism capable of discharging liquid or gel sanitizer stored within the sanitizer bottle onto a user's hands.
- the sanitizer bottle can be removably positioned within the pocket so as to removed and/or replaced with a different bottle.
- the bottle 26 can be permanently positioned within the pocket via adhesives or other such materials and can be refilled by removing the pump along the top of the bottle. Such a feature being advantageous to ensure the bottle does not become inadvertently separated from the backpack.
- a camera system 28 can be positioned along the backpack and can be oriented so as to face any direction via an adjustable arm 28 a .
- the camera can include a digital camera having one or more lenses 28 b for capturing still and motion images, a speaker 28 c and a microphone 28 d .
- the camera can be communicatively linked to the below described controller 50 and can function to capture audiovisual information which can be stored by the backpack's internal memory and/or relayed to a parent, guardian or third party in real time via the mobile application 11 .
- the camera system can function with the mobile application and user device to perform two-way voice and video communications.
- the backpack can include an alarm device 30 that can be positioned along the shoulder strap 21 .
- the alarm device can include a housing having an integrated speaker 31 that is activated by a pull switch 32 which is connected to a tether 33 .
- the tether 33 can include one half of a buckle 33 a along a distal end, and the second half of the buckle 33 b can be connected to another tether 34 that is connected to the other shoulder strap 22 .
- the alarm device 30 can be communicatively linked to the controller 50 and can be selectively activated when the buckles are secured together and the first tether 33 is pulled away from the speaker body, thus activating the pull switch 32 as would occur if someone were to attempt to rip the backpack from the back of the wearer.
- any number of other types of connectors may be utilized.
- the alarm device can be activated when the buckles are not secured together via a pulling motion on the tether 33 so as to engage the pull switch 32 which activates the alarm.
- the above-described camera system 28 can be automatically activated so as to capture audiovisual information about the alarm situation, and a notification can be sent to the mobile application 11 .
- the backpack can include a first PPE pocket that is specifically shaped and sized to hold and dispense disposable facemasks.
- the mask dispensing pocket 35 can be provided along the backpack, preferably alongside 15 b , and can include an open top end 35 a , and an elongated slit 35 c extending downward toward the closed bottom end 35 b .
- the pocket can also include a retention strap 36 having a connector 37 such as a snap, for example along a distal end for securing a box of disposable masks 3 within the pocket.
- boxes of disposable masks are typically provided in packs of 50 and contained within a cardboard box.
- the lid 3 a of the cardboard box can be removed so as to allow the masks 3 b to be individually retrieved.
- a commercially available box of disposable mask for use herein includes the 50-count 3 ply Disposable Face Masks PFE that is commercially available by Hygenix. Of course, other brands of masks are also contemplated.
- the pocket 35 can include a shape and a size that is complementary to the shape and size of a commercially available box of disposable masks, such as that described above, and the box can be inserted longitudinally within the pocket such that the open top end 3 a is aligned with the elongated slit 35 c .
- a commercially available box of disposable masks such as that described above
- the box can be inserted longitudinally within the pocket such that the open top end 3 a is aligned with the elongated slit 35 c .
- one embodiment of the backpack can include a secondary PPE pocket 41 into which any number of personal items such as disposable gloves or self-defense equipment such as pepper spray, for example, can be positioned.
- the pocket will preferably be located along the bottom side of the bag so as to permit easy access by a user without having to take the bag off of their back.
- the pocket can include a cover 42 and a connector 43 such as hook and loop fasteners, for example, for allowing quick access to the pocket interior.
- FIG. 5 is a simplistic block diagram illustrating one embodiment of the system controller 50 .
- the controller can be in electrical communication with each of the plurality of electronic components and can function communicate with and/or control the operation of the same.
- the controller 50 can include a processing unit 51 that is conventionally connected to an internal memory 52 , a component interface unit 53 , a wireless communication unit 54 , a location identification unit 55 , and/or a power unit 56 .
- one or more system components 51 - 56 may include, comprise, or consist of one or more printed circuit boards (PCB) containing any number of integrated circuit or circuits for completing the activities described herein.
- the controller will preferably be housed within a protective, impact resistant and watertight enclosure 50 a , such as plastic, for example, and can be secured within the main body of the backpack.
- a protective, impact resistant and watertight enclosure 50 a such as plastic, for example, and can be secured within the main body of the backpack.
- any number of other analog and/or digital components capable of performing the described functionality can be provided in place of, or in conjunction with the described elements.
- the processing unit 51 can include one or more central processing units (CPU) or any other type of device, or multiple devices, capable of manipulating or processing information such as program code stored in the memory 52 in order to allow the device to perform the functionality described herein.
- CPU central processing units
- any other type of device or multiple devices, capable of manipulating or processing information such as program code stored in the memory 52 in order to allow the device to perform the functionality described herein.
- Memory 52 can act to store operating instructions in the form of program code for the processing unit 51 to execute.
- memory 52 can include one or more physical memory devices such as, for example, local memory and/or one or more bulk storage devices.
- local memory can refer to random access memory or other non-persistent memory device(s) generally used during actual execution of program code, whereas a bulk storage device can be implemented as a persistent data storage device such as a hard drive, for example.
- the memory can function to store audiovisual information captured by the camera system 28 .
- the component interface unit 53 can function to provide a communicative link between the processing unit 51 and various system elements such as the lights 18 , the camera system 28 and the alarm 30 , for example.
- the component interface unit can include any number of different components such as one or more PIC microcontrollers, standard bus, internal bus, connection cables, and/or associated hardware capable of linking the various components.
- the component interface unit can include, or can be connected to one or more cable plugs 53 a such as a USB port for example which can function to supply power from the power unit to an external device such a cellular telephone or other such device, for example.
- cable plugs 53 a such as a USB port for example which can function to supply power from the power unit to an external device such a cellular telephone or other such device, for example.
- any other means for providing the two-way communication between the system components can also be utilized herein.
- the wireless communication unit 54 can include any number of components capable of sending and/or receiving electronic signals with another device, either directly or over a network.
- the communication unit 54 can include a cellular communicator/transceiver for communicating wirelessly with an external device such as the above-described smartphone 1 running the mobile application 11 , for example.
- the communication unit 54 includes a different type of transceiver such as a WiFi or Bluetooth device, for example.
- the wireless communication unit can be designed to allow a remote operator of the mobile application access to receive real time audiovisual information captured by the camera system, and to receive alerts if/when the alarm is triggered.
- the communication unit can also allow an app user to speak to the backpack wearer or others via the onboard microphone 28 d and speaker 28 c , thus allowing the camera system to function as a complete two-way voice and video communication system with the device running the mobile application.
- the location identification unit 55 can function to provide real time location information (e.g., address, GPS coordinates, etc.) of the backpack system 10 at all times.
- the location module can comprise a discrete GPS transceiver and antenna for communicating with a third-party location tracking company that provides tracking and/or location services for registered GPS enabled devices.
- the location unit can utilize the cellular transceiver of the device to interact with the mapping and location services offered by many different cellular service providers.
- the captured location information can be stored by the onboard memory 52 and/or can be transmitted to a user device 1 via the mobile application 11 in real time.
- the power unit 56 can function to supply the required power to each of the system components.
- the power unit can comprise a plurality of onboard batteries which are grouped together to form a rechargeable battery pack.
- the power unit can be linked with the above-described plug 53 a , so as to also supply power to a user's smartphone or other portable electronic device.
- the above-described backpack system provides users with a plethora of health and physical safety components and allows for a parent or other individual to know the location of the wearer and/or to communicate with the wearer at all times.
- a backpack this is but one possible implementation of the inventive concepts.
- inventive concepts are not to be construed as limiting to a backpack.
- one or more elements of the backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components 10 can be secured together utilizing any number of known attachment means.
- inventive concepts disclosed herein are not so limiting.
- one or more individually identified elements may be formed together as one or more continuous elements, either through manufacturing processes, such as welding, casting, or molding, or through the use of a singular piece of material milled or machined with the aforementioned components forming identifiable sections thereof.
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A backpack system includes a main body having a plurality of sides that define an interior space. The main body is constructed from a watertight and transparent material, and includes a disposable face mask pocket along one side. A first shoulder strap includes a pocket for storing and dispensing moist sanitizing wipes, and a second shoulder strap includes a pocket for storing a bottle of sanitizing solution having a pump-style dispenser. At least one light and a camera system is disposed along the main body. The camera system includes a digital camera, a speaker and a microphone. A system controller includes a location tracking module and a wireless communication unit. A mobile application communicates with the communication unit to receive audiovisual information and performs two way voice and video communications.
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- The present invention relates generally to wearable storage devices, and more particularly to a backpack having a plurality of integrated health and physical safety features.
- The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art.
- Due to the recent Covid-19 pandemic, many individuals routinely carry some type of personal protective gear such as a mask or sanitizer, for example. For school aged children, parents often put a mask in the child's backpack when heading to school. Backpacks and other such devices are useful for providing users with the ability to carry a plurality of different items in a hands-free manner for long durations of time.
- Unfortunately, recent events such as mass shootings have caused many schools and venues to prohibit individuals from carrying backpacks on the property to ensure the individual is not attempting to sneak a weapon. Separately, each day there are reports of another child going missing. In many cases, the child was heading to or from school when the abduction occurred.
- The present invention, directed to a backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components aims to solve the above noted issues, and differs from the conventional art in a number of aspects. The manner by which will become more apparent in the description which follows, particularly when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- The present invention is directed to a backpack system with integrated health and physical safety components. One embodiment of the present invention can include a main body having a plurality of sides that define an interior space. The main body can be constructed from a watertight and transparent material and can include a pocket for storing and dispensing disposable face masks. A pair of shoulder straps can be provided along the main body. One of the shoulder straps can include a pocket for storing and dispensing moist sanitizing wipes, and the other shoulder strap can store a bottle of sanitizing solution having a pump-style dispenser.
- In one embodiment, a plurality of lights and a camera system can be disposed along the main body. The camera system can include a digital camera, a speaker, and a microphone for capturing audiovisual information. A system controller can be positioned within the main body and can be communicatively linked to the lights and the camera system. The controller can include a location tracking module and a wireless communication unit for communicating with a remotely located device.
- In one embodiment, the system can include a mobile application for execution on a remotely located processor enabled device. The mobile application can include functionality for communicating with the communication unit to receive alarm information and audiovisual information captured by the camera system. In one embodiment, the mobile application can also utilize the camera system of the backpack to perform two-way voice and video communications.
- This summary is provided merely to introduce certain concepts and not to identify key or essential features of the claimed subject matter.
- Presently preferred embodiments are shown in the drawings. It should be appreciated, however, that the invention is not limited to the precise arrangements and instrumentalities shown.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of the backpack system that is useful for understanding the inventive concepts disclosed herein. -
FIG. 2 is a back side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention. -
FIG. 3 is a side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention. -
FIG. 4 is a side view of the backpack system in accordance with one embodiment of the invention. -
FIG. 5 a simplified block diagram of the system controller of the backpack system, in accordance with one embodiment of the invention. - While the specification concludes with claims defining the features of the invention that are regarded as novel, it is believed that the invention will be better understood from a consideration of the description in conjunction with the drawings. As required, detailed embodiments of the present invention are disclosed herein; however, it is to be understood that the disclosed embodiments are merely exemplary of the invention which can be embodied in various forms. Therefore, specific structural and functional details disclosed herein are not to be interpreted as limiting, but merely as a basis for the claims and as a representative basis for teaching one skilled in the art to variously employ the inventive arrangements in virtually any appropriately detailed structure. Further, the terms and phrases used herein are not intended to be limiting but rather to provide an understandable description of the invention.
- As described herein, the term “removably secured,” and derivatives thereof shall be used to describe a situation wherein two or more objects are joined together in a non-permanent manner so as to allow the same objects to be repeatedly joined and separated.
- As described throughout this document, the term “complementary shape,” and “complementary dimension,” shall be used to describe a shape and size of a component that is identical to, or substantially identical to the shape and size of another identified component within a tolerance such as, for example, manufacturing tolerances, measurement tolerances or the like.
- As described herein, the term “connector” includes any number of different elements that work alone or together to repeatedly join two items together in a nonpermanent manner. Several nonlimiting examples of connectors include, but are not limited to, thread-to-connect, twist-to-connect, and push-to-connect type devices, opposing strips of hook and loop material (e.g., Velcro®), attractively oriented magnetic elements or magnetic and metallic elements, buckles such as side release buckles, clamps, sockets, clips, carabiners, and compression fittings such as T-handle rubber draw latches, hooks, snaps and buttons, for example. Each illustrated connector and complementary connector can be permanently secured to the illustrated portion of the device via a permanent sealer such as glue, adhesive tape, or stitching, for example.
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FIGS. 1-5 illustrate one embodiment of a backpack system with integrated health andphysical safety components 10 that are useful for understanding the inventive concepts disclosed herein. In each of the drawings, identical reference numerals are used for like elements of the invention or elements of like function. For the sake of clarity, only those reference numerals are shown in the individual figures which are necessary for the description of the respective figure. For purposes of this description, the terms “upper,” “bottom,” “right,” “left,” “front,” “vertical,” “horizontal,” and derivatives thereof shall relate to the invention as oriented inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of thebackpack system 10 that includes, essentially, amobile application 11 for execution on auser interface device 1, and abackpack 12. - As described herein, the
user interface device 1 can include, comprise or consist of any type of processor interface device capable of sending and receiving information with the below described communication unit of the backpack. In the preferred embodiment, the user interface device will be a user-owned smartphone capable of running one or more client applications, such as a web browser, and/or an application interface, for example, for permitting communication with the backpack. - In one embodiment, the system can include a backpack safety mobile application (App) 11 that can be installed on the
device 1. The mobile application can include functionality for communicating directly with the wireless communication unit of the backpack so as to allow the device user to see the location of the backpack, to see audiovisual information from the camera system of the backpack, to be alerted if/when the alarm of the backpack is activated, and/or to communicate using the backpacks onboard microphone and camera system. - Of course, the inventive concepts disclosed herein are not to be construed as limiting to a smartphone App, as virtually any type of instruction sets, in any form of programming language that can be executed on any type of
user interface device 1 are also contemplated. - The
backpack 12 can include afront surface 13, aback surface 14, a pair ofopposing sides top end 16 a, and abottom end 16 b, that define an interior space. One ormore zippers 17 or other such connectors are provided along the backpack body for selectively allowing access to the interior space. Although not specifically illustrated, the interior space can also include any number of different compartments and/or organizational elements. - The
backpack body 12 can be manufactured to comprise any number of different shapes and sizes so as to be suitable for a wide array of different uses. In the preferred embodiment, the backpack body can be constructed from a transparent and water-resistant material such as flexible Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), so as to be capable of being used at schools and venues requiring the use of clear bags. Of course, any number of other relatively see-through types of materials that are suitable for use in the manner described herein are also contemplated. - In one embodiment, one or more battery operated
lights 18 can be provided along the backpack. The light(s) will preferably comprise LED-type lighting elements that are connected to the below describedcontroller 50 and can be selectively activated via a user switch on the backpack and/or via themobile application 11. Of course, any number of different type of lights can also be provided and can operate in any number of different colors and intensities. - As shown best at
FIG. 2 , thebackpack system 10 can include a pair ofshoulder straps adjustment mechanisms - In the preferred embodiment, the shoulder straps 21 and 22 can include a width of approximately 3.5 inches so as to cover the majority of the wearers chest while being worn. Moreover, each of the straps and the
back surface 14 will preferably be constructed from—or lined with—a ballistic resistant material such as Kevlar, for example, so as to provide protection to the wearer in the event of an active shooter situation. - In one embodiment, a sanitizing wipe
pocket 23 can be provided along the backpack, preferably alongstrap 21. Thepocket 23 can be constructed from or can include awaterproof lining 23 a for storing any number of moist sanitizing wipes 2 therein, and for preventing liquids associated with stored sanitizing wipes from leaking. As shown, the top portion of the pocket can include aresilient slit 23 b for permitting the stored wipes to be individually dispensed. The resilient slit will preferably be constructed from rubber or other such material and will default in the closed position so as to prevent the wipes from being exposed to outside air when not being dispensed. - In one embodiment, a
sanitizer bottle pocket 25 can be provided along the backpack, preferably alongstrap 22. Thepocket 25 can function to receive a bottle ofhand sanitizer 26 having adispenser 27 along the top end thereof. The dispenser can include comprise or consist of any type of pump or battery-operated mechanism capable of discharging liquid or gel sanitizer stored within the sanitizer bottle onto a user's hands. - In one embodiment, the sanitizer bottle can be removably positioned within the pocket so as to removed and/or replaced with a different bottle. Alternatively, the
bottle 26 can be permanently positioned within the pocket via adhesives or other such materials and can be refilled by removing the pump along the top of the bottle. Such a feature being advantageous to ensure the bottle does not become inadvertently separated from the backpack. - In one embodiment, a
camera system 28 can be positioned along the backpack and can be oriented so as to face any direction via anadjustable arm 28 a. In the preferred embodiment, the camera can include a digital camera having one ormore lenses 28 b for capturing still and motion images, aspeaker 28 c and amicrophone 28 d. The camera can be communicatively linked to the below describedcontroller 50 and can function to capture audiovisual information which can be stored by the backpack's internal memory and/or relayed to a parent, guardian or third party in real time via themobile application 11. To this end, the camera system can function with the mobile application and user device to perform two-way voice and video communications. - In one embodiment, the backpack can include an
alarm device 30 that can be positioned along theshoulder strap 21. In one embodiment, the alarm device can include a housing having an integratedspeaker 31 that is activated by apull switch 32 which is connected to atether 33. In one embodiment, thetether 33 can include one half of abuckle 33 a along a distal end, and the second half of thebuckle 33 b can be connected to anothertether 34 that is connected to theother shoulder strap 22. - The
alarm device 30 can be communicatively linked to thecontroller 50 and can be selectively activated when the buckles are secured together and thefirst tether 33 is pulled away from the speaker body, thus activating thepull switch 32 as would occur if someone were to attempt to rip the backpack from the back of the wearer. - Of course, any number of other types of connectors may be utilized. Moreover, other embodiments are contemplated wherein the alarm device can be activated when the buckles are not secured together via a pulling motion on the
tether 33 so as to engage thepull switch 32 which activates the alarm. In instances where the alarm is activated, the above-describedcamera system 28 can be automatically activated so as to capture audiovisual information about the alarm situation, and a notification can be sent to themobile application 11. - As shown best at
FIG. 3 , one embodiment of the backpack can include a first PPE pocket that is specifically shaped and sized to hold and dispense disposable facemasks. To this end, themask dispensing pocket 35 can be provided along the backpack, preferably alongside 15 b, and can include an opentop end 35 a, and anelongated slit 35 c extending downward toward the closedbottom end 35 b. The pocket can also include aretention strap 36 having aconnector 37 such as a snap, for example along a distal end for securing a box ofdisposable masks 3 within the pocket. - As is known, boxes of disposable masks are typically provided in packs of 50 and contained within a cardboard box. In the intended operation, the lid 3 a of the cardboard box can be removed so as to allow the
masks 3 b to be individually retrieved. One suitable example of a commercially available box of disposable mask for use herein includes the 50-count 3 ply Disposable Face Masks PFE that is commercially available by Hygenix. Of course, other brands of masks are also contemplated. - In either instance, the
pocket 35 can include a shape and a size that is complementary to the shape and size of a commercially available box of disposable masks, such as that described above, and the box can be inserted longitudinally within the pocket such that the open top end 3 a is aligned with the elongated slit 35 c. By providing an elongated slit that runs from the open top end of the pocket to the closed bottom end, and by aligning the box in the manner described above,individual masks 3 b are advantageously able to be removed without having to bunch or deform their stored shape, thus causing deformities to the wire nose guide and possibly causing a rip in the mask material. - As shown best at
FIG. 4 , one embodiment of the backpack can include asecondary PPE pocket 41 into which any number of personal items such as disposable gloves or self-defense equipment such as pepper spray, for example, can be positioned. The pocket will preferably be located along the bottom side of the bag so as to permit easy access by a user without having to take the bag off of their back. The pocket can include acover 42 and aconnector 43 such as hook and loop fasteners, for example, for allowing quick access to the pocket interior. -
FIG. 5 is a simplistic block diagram illustrating one embodiment of thesystem controller 50. The controller can be in electrical communication with each of the plurality of electronic components and can function communicate with and/or control the operation of the same. In one embodiment, thecontroller 50 can include aprocessing unit 51 that is conventionally connected to aninternal memory 52, acomponent interface unit 53, awireless communication unit 54, alocation identification unit 55, and/or apower unit 56. - Although illustrated as separate elements, those of skill in the art will recognize that one or more system components 51-56 may include, comprise, or consist of one or more printed circuit boards (PCB) containing any number of integrated circuit or circuits for completing the activities described herein. The controller will preferably be housed within a protective, impact resistant and
watertight enclosure 50 a, such as plastic, for example, and can be secured within the main body of the backpack. Of course, any number of other analog and/or digital components capable of performing the described functionality can be provided in place of, or in conjunction with the described elements. - The
processing unit 51 can include one or more central processing units (CPU) or any other type of device, or multiple devices, capable of manipulating or processing information such as program code stored in thememory 52 in order to allow the device to perform the functionality described herein. -
Memory 52 can act to store operating instructions in the form of program code for theprocessing unit 51 to execute. Although illustrated inFIG. 5 as a single component,memory 52 can include one or more physical memory devices such as, for example, local memory and/or one or more bulk storage devices. As used herein, local memory can refer to random access memory or other non-persistent memory device(s) generally used during actual execution of program code, whereas a bulk storage device can be implemented as a persistent data storage device such as a hard drive, for example. In the preferred embodiment, the memory can function to store audiovisual information captured by thecamera system 28. - The
component interface unit 53 can function to provide a communicative link between the processingunit 51 and various system elements such as thelights 18, thecamera system 28 and thealarm 30, for example. In this regard, the component interface unit can include any number of different components such as one or more PIC microcontrollers, standard bus, internal bus, connection cables, and/or associated hardware capable of linking the various components. - In one embodiment, the component interface unit can include, or can be connected to one or more cable plugs 53 a such as a USB port for example which can function to supply power from the power unit to an external device such a cellular telephone or other such device, for example. Of course, any other means for providing the two-way communication between the system components can also be utilized herein.
- The
wireless communication unit 54 can include any number of components capable of sending and/or receiving electronic signals with another device, either directly or over a network. In one preferred embodiment, thecommunication unit 54 can include a cellular communicator/transceiver for communicating wirelessly with an external device such as the above-describedsmartphone 1 running themobile application 11, for example. Of course, other embodiments are contemplated wherein thecommunication unit 54 includes a different type of transceiver such as a WiFi or Bluetooth device, for example. - In either instance, the wireless communication unit can be designed to allow a remote operator of the mobile application access to receive real time audiovisual information captured by the camera system, and to receive alerts if/when the alarm is triggered. The communication unit can also allow an app user to speak to the backpack wearer or others via the
onboard microphone 28 d andspeaker 28 c, thus allowing the camera system to function as a complete two-way voice and video communication system with the device running the mobile application. - The
location identification unit 55 can function to provide real time location information (e.g., address, GPS coordinates, etc.) of thebackpack system 10 at all times. In one embodiment, the location module can comprise a discrete GPS transceiver and antenna for communicating with a third-party location tracking company that provides tracking and/or location services for registered GPS enabled devices. Alternatively, or in addition thereto, the location unit can utilize the cellular transceiver of the device to interact with the mapping and location services offered by many different cellular service providers. In either instance, the captured location information can be stored by theonboard memory 52 and/or can be transmitted to auser device 1 via themobile application 11 in real time. - The
power unit 56 can function to supply the required power to each of the system components. In one embodiment, the power unit can comprise a plurality of onboard batteries which are grouped together to form a rechargeable battery pack. The power unit can be linked with the above-describedplug 53 a, so as to also supply power to a user's smartphone or other portable electronic device. - Accordingly, the above-described backpack system provides users with a plethora of health and physical safety components and allows for a parent or other individual to know the location of the wearer and/or to communicate with the wearer at all times. Although described herein with regard to a backpack, this is but one possible implementation of the inventive concepts. To this end, those of skill in the art will recognize that other forms of the invention can be formed as different type of enclosures such as a suitcase, duffle bag, purse or other type of carrying case without undue experimentation and without deviating from the scope and spirit of the inventive concepts described herein. Accordingly, the inventive concepts are not to be construed as limiting to a backpack.
- As to a further description of the manner and use of the present invention, the same should be apparent from the above description. Accordingly, no further discussion relating to the manner of usage and operation will be provided.
- As described herein, one or more elements of the backpack system with integrated health and
physical safety components 10 can be secured together utilizing any number of known attachment means. Moreover, although the above embodiments have been described as including separate individual elements, the inventive concepts disclosed herein are not so limiting. To this end, one of skill in the art will recognize that one or more individually identified elements may be formed together as one or more continuous elements, either through manufacturing processes, such as welding, casting, or molding, or through the use of a singular piece of material milled or machined with the aforementioned components forming identifiable sections thereof. - The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention. As used herein, the singular forms “a,” “an,” and “the” are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It will be further understood that the terms “comprises” and/or “comprising,” when used in this specification, specify the presence of stated features, integers, steps, operations, elements, and/or components, but do not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, elements, components, and/or groups thereof. Likewise, the term “consisting” shall be used to describe only those components identified. In each instance where a device comprises certain elements, it will inherently consist of each of those identified elements as well.
- The corresponding structures, materials, acts, and equivalents of all means or step plus function elements in the claims below are intended to include any structure, material, or act for performing the function in combination with other claimed elements as specifically claimed. The description of the present invention has been presented for purposes of illustration and description but is not intended to be exhaustive or limited to the invention in the form disclosed. Many modifications and variations will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. The embodiment was chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and the practical application, and to enable others of ordinary skill in the art to understand the invention for various embodiments with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated.
Claims (11)
1. A backpack system, comprising:
a main body having a front surface, a back surface, a top end, a bottom end, a pair of sides and an interior space; and
a first pocket that is disposed along one of the pair of sides of the main body, said first pocket including an open top end, a closed bottom end and an elongated slit,
wherein the main body is constructed from a watertight and transparent material, and
wherein the first pocket is configured to receive and store a box of disposable face masks, and the elongated slit is configured to dispense individual face masks within the stored box of face masks.
2. The backpack system of claim 1 , further comprising:
a first shoulder strap that is positioned along the back surface of the main body, said first shoulder strap including a sanitizing wipes pocket.
3. The backpack system of claim 2 , further comprising:
a resilient slit along a top end of the sanitizing wipes pocket.
4. The backpack system of claim 3 , wherein the sanitizing wipes pocket includes a watertight lining, and is configured to receive and store a plurality of moist sanitizing wipes to be dispensed through the resilient slit.
5. The backpack system of claim 2 , further comprising:
a second shoulder strap that is positioned along the back surface of the main body, said second shoulder strap including a sanitizer bottle pocket.
6. The backpack system of claim 5 , wherein the sanitizer bottle pocket includes a shape and a size that is complementary to a shape and a size of a bottle of hand sanitizer.
7. The backpack system of claim 6 , wherein the sanitizer bottle pocket includes a top end having an opening through which a pump dispenser connected to the bottle of hand sanitizer is positioned.
8. The backpack system of claim 1 , further comprising:
at least one light that is disposed along the main body.
9. The backpack system of claim 8 , further comprising:
at least one battery that is positioned within the main body, said at least one battery being connected to each of the at least one light.
10. The backpack system of claim 9 , further comprising:
at least one plug that is in electrical communication with the at least one battery, said at least one plug being configured to receive and provide power to a charging cable for a portable electronic device.
11. The backpack system of claim 9 , further comprising:
an alarm device that is communicatively linked to the at least one battery.
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